Variegated Arum, Lytham Hall Gardens
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Variegated Arum, Lytham Hall Gardens
Image: © Barbara Carr Taken: 18 Nov 2012
One of several clumps of variegated arum (arum italicum, also known as cuckoo-pint) in the borders of the garden walk at Lytham Hall. I am a very-amateur but quite-keen botanist, and had not previously seen this plant - I have no idea how rare/common it might be. Two other examples are Image and Image
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Image Location
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53.743755
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-2.977485